Terms
Types of Racism
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100

The unfair treatment of a person or group.

Discrimination

100

The internalization of racist stereotypes, values, images, and beliefs perpetuated by society about one’s own race.

Internalized Racism

100

Self-reflect

Examine personal assumptions and implicit bias and avoid making assumptions on a students ability, home life, etc. based on their race

100

What percent of Black adults have felt targeted because of their race.

65

200

Fairness or justice in the way people are treated

Equity

200

Prejudgement, bias, or discrimination by an individual toward a person of color. Person to person.

Interpersonal Racism

200

Include Diverse Learning Material

Include multicultural literature in the classroom and avoid using only one cultural perspective because it is not the norm for everyone.

200

Despite making up less than 14% of the population, Black people were what percent of the victims of police shootings and were killed at twice the rate of white people.

27

300

The unearned, often unconscious advantages white people receive by virtue of their race in societies characterized by racial inequality

White Privilege

300

Biased laws, policies, or practices that restrict access to services, resources, and opportunities.

Structural Racism

300

Challenge

Speak up against systemic practices that marginalize other races and advocate for policies that protect students from discrimination.

300

Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors, and who else started the BLM movement in 2013.

Opal Tometi

400

The belief that human traits and capacities are determined by race, leading to the idea that one racial group is naturally superior or inferior to another

Racism

400

Implicit/explicit rule and regulations within an organization that discriminates against marginalized communities.

Institutional Racism

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